Its polyrhythmic force — both in Ralph MacDonald's percussive jazz score and in its invigorating movement — makes for a bracing dance.
This has had a desultory effect on the nation's public life, but an invigorating one on its economy.
It was also, in its way, invigorating.
Recently, ES has drawn increasingly attention due to its excellent effects on invigorating spleen, benifitting liver and nourishing kidney [ 2], and lots of chemical, pharmacological and clinical studies on ES have been carried out all over the world [ 3, 4].
It feels childish on some level, but invigorating in its honesty on another.
On the one hand, I found it completely invigorating.
Suddenly you're no longer blowing the dust off Richardson's Clarissa, you're surfing on an invigorating wave of zeitgeist.
It is not that long, after all, since commentators were panicking not about the impotence of the presidency but about Mr Bush's war on terrorism invigorating an "imperial presidency" at the expense of Congress, civil liberties and the courts.
Mostly, though, there's payoff to those big, straightforward flavors: the only quotation marks on the menu, thank goodness, are around "Caesar," and they're not even needed, because the garlic-anchovy dressing on the salad was spot on, an invigorating saline embrace to which even the heartiest lettuces can only succumb.
There's the Nicholas Nickleby he was taken to by his parents, which he remembers "vividly", and Deborah Warner's take on Titus Andronicus, so invigorating it "felt as if it had been written yesterday".
